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Alright guys, I have MAJORLY screwed my PC up, and I need it.

 

Basically I was installing the iDeneb OSx86 Leopard disc on my Dell inspiron 531 PC running on Windows 7. I was installing it on a 2nd disc partition I made for OS X Leopard. Well, after trying to install OS X leopard, I turned on my PC, and got some sort of error message. The only way I could get it to start correctly was to insert the Windows 7 disc. After getting it started again, I went to my Drive manager, and deleted the data on the Leopard partition hoping to restore my PC's boot back to normal. I also changed the partition to inactive. Now when I try to start my PC, it wont start. It just goes to a black screen with white letters saying "boot0: error" and that's it.

 

I no longer want to use Leopard on this PC, as I do not need it. Please help me restore my PC back to the original state it was in.

 

* To create room for the OS X I deleted the Windows Recovery Partition.

 

* The disc I used last time to fix it, I currently have let a friend use.

 

* I made a copy of the disc on the friend's PC, but when I inserted this disc, I got an error of some sort.

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  • 2 weeks later...

first set the mac partition as the primary partition..then check if it boots normally...then repair the windows installation...after that using easy bcd add os x to win bootloader...In c drive in the NST folder replace the .mbr with tboot s one..

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Well, since you deleted System Reserved, you're probably going to get a BOOTMGR error, and you won't find your OS in the recovery CD options.. Since you wouldn't even be able to boot into Windows 7 if you fix the Boot0:error, your best bet is to reinstall Windows 7.

 

I deleted System Reserved and had to reinstall, it's no big deal as long as you don't format the Windows 7 partition (if you want your data)..

 

But it's worth a try to see if you see the OS on the Windows 7 Recovery DVD.

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Help i installed tried to install mac with ideneb 1.5.1 OSX v10.5.7 on my sony vaio eseries running win 7 64 bit the install succeeded and i restarted my laptop as instructed to do so and told to remove the disk asap then i removed the disc and got "boot0 :error

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Help i installed tried to install mac with ideneb 1.5.1 OSX v10.5.7 on my sony vaio eseries running win 7 64 bit the install succeeded and i restarted my laptop as instructed to do so and told to remove the disk asap then i removed the disc and got "boot0 :error

 

 

Hey fixed it used the instuctions on this website----> http://blog.johnso.org/2010/03/boot0-error.html

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Alright guys, I have MAJORLY screwed my PC up, and I need it.

 

Basically I was installing the iDeneb OSx86 Leopard disc on my Dell inspiron 531 PC running on Windows 7. I was installing it on a 2nd disc partition I made for OS X Leopard. Well, after trying to install OS X leopard, I turned on my PC, and got some sort of error message. The only way I could get it to start correctly was to insert the Windows 7 disc. After getting it started again, I went to my Drive manager, and deleted the data on the Leopard partition hoping to restore my PC's boot back to normal. I also changed the partition to inactive. Now when I try to start my PC, it wont start. It just goes to a black screen with white letters saying "boot0: error" and that's it.

 

I no longer want to use Leopard on this PC, as I do not need it. Please help me restore my PC back to the original state it was in.

 

* To create room for the OS X I deleted the Windows Recovery Partition.

 

* The disc I used last time to fix it, I currently have let a friend use.

 

* I made a copy of the disc on the friend's PC, but when I inserted this disc, I got an error of some sort.

 

DONT DO ANYTHING OTHRS SAY! I HAD THIS PROBLEM AND I SOLVED THIS! BOOT MAC OSX , then from utilities go to terminal TYPE diskutil list THEN fdisk -e /dev/disk0 THEN (note: we used the 1st command to see the no. of drive OR PARTITION nUMBER oN which xp is installed,see it NOW) THEN f n (n means the no. of the drive/partition) THEN write THEN y if option comes THEN exit ! THIS WILL SURELY WORK

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